Kohima: Residents in Nagaland are facing a transition toward a stricter waste management system. The new policy requires households and businesses to divide their trash into four distinct categories before collection.
This shift represents a significant challenge for local communities, including the New Market area in Dimapur. The practice marks a departure from previous collection methods where waste was often gathered without prior separation. Authorities are now pushing for these changes to improve urban sanitation and environmental health across the state.
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